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That is not correct.
I think the lady who played the grandma in Parasite won a supporting actress award 2 years ago. |
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It is cool Brian Tyree Henry got nominated for Causeway.
If Austin Butler wins he will be the first actor ever born in the 90's to win a best actor award. I have a feeling that it will be unanimous Brendan Fraser will win for the Whale but I bet we get a curveball and maybe Colin Farrall or a darkhorse will win like that year Anthony Hopkins won for the Father. |
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It's the grandmother from Minari who won an Oscar a couple years ago.
Plus Miyoshi Umeki won for Sayonara in 1958. |
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It’s been 93 years between All Quiet on the Western Front winning best picture and it’s remake being nominated for best picture.
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
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It’s been 93 years between All Quiet on the Western Front winning best picture and it’s remake being nominated for best picture.
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Originally Posted by Decker
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Decades after a movie wins Best Picture and its remake also gets nomination for Best Picture. That sort of an occurrence hasn't happened since.... One year ago!
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Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen
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I love that Ariana DeBose won best supporting actor for playing Anita after Rita Moreno did for the original, since it now changes the famous trivia question to: Name the THREE pairs of actors who won an Oscar for playing the same character.
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Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 14225626)
Decades after a movie wins Best Picture and its remake also gets nomination for Best Picture. That sort of an occurrence hasn't happened since.... One year ago!
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Re: 2023 Academy Awards
Originally Posted by JeffTheAlpaca
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That is not correct.
I think the lady who played the grandma in Parasite won a supporting actress award 2 years ago. |
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
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Yeah, but 93 years?! That’s pretty crazy.
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Theatrical movies made a big comeback this year where last year the streamers dominated.
Maybe this will motive Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Apple +, and etc to put out more award worthy films later this year. |
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Originally Posted by JeffTheAlpaca
(Post 14225594)
It is cool Brian Tyree Henry got nominated for Causeway.
If Austin Butler wins he will be the first actor ever born in the 90's to win a best actor award. I have a feeling that it will be unanimous Brendan Fraser will win for the Whale but I bet we get a curveball and maybe Colin Farrall or a darkhorse will win like that year Anthony Hopkins won for the Father. |
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Originally Posted by clckworang
(Post 14225771)
I don't think Fraser is such a lock. The Whale has received mixed reactions at best. I think people like his story more than his movie. I think it's between Butler and Farrell.
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Originally Posted by clckworang
(Post 14225771)
I don't think Fraser is such a lock. The Whale has received mixed reactions at best. I think people like his story more than his movie. I think it's between Butler and Farrell.
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Wow. But I don't see any mention of what rules might have been violated.
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To my understanding, the campaign spoke to people personally, when you're supposed to just get the studio to buy ads and send out screeners ect. The thing strikes me as incredibly petty.
Viola Davis (The Woman King) and Danielle Deadwyler (Till), two actresses of color that were backed by well-funded campaigns by Sony and MGM/Amazon, respectively, and were widely predicted to score honors, yet presumably do not have access to a network of powerful (and, let’s be honest, white) friends in the Academy to campaign for Oscars on their behalf. |
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Campaigning for an award is just sad.
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How dare she not campaign the old fashioned, borderline bribery way :lol:
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Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen
(Post 14226334)
To my understanding, the campaign spoke to people personally, when you're supposed to just get the studio to buy ads and send out screeners ect. The thing strikes me as incredibly petty.
I'm sure this happens all the time (most notably Weinstein and Shakespeare in Love) but using your connections to rally people to get a nod is not supposed to be allowed for obvious reasons. I believe one of the correspondences even mentioned Viola and Danielle by name basically begging people to put Andrea's name first on their noms because the other two were "already guaranteed a spot" (which was obviously not true). |
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Originally Posted by stvn1974
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Campaigning for an award is just sad.
https://i.ibb.co/Z6RH3NG/David-lynch...and-empire.jpg |
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Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen
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The thing strikes me as incredibly petty.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...6fdcebabde.png |
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Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen
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Lynch is such a lovable kook. I would love to have coffee with him just to chat him up. |
Re: 2023 Academy Awards
Originally Posted by stvn1974
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Campaigning for an award is just sad.
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